Discover the whole of Spain in one day in Barcelona’s famous Poble Espanyol. With winding streets and beautiful architecture inspired by different autonomous regious of Spain, you’ll be sure to lose track of time when exploring this incredible model village!
The 9 Must-See World Heritage Sites of Barcelona
Did you know that there are 9 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Barcelona? Check them out here and plan your stay in the Catalan capital around some of the world’s most impressive architectural works.
Discover El Poblenou
Poblenou is one of Barcelona’s best kept secrets. Right on the beach and full of great tapas restaurants and quirky bars, this neighbourhood is always packed with locals and a great way to immerse yourself in authentic Barcelona life! Check out our guide to the best places to hang out in Poblenou.
One Day in Cadaqués
Barcelona is ideally placed for weekend trips to nearby towns and villages around Catalonia. One that we highly recommend visiting is Cadaqués. A quaint and more or less unchanged fishermen’s village home to the late Salvador Dalí, with whitewash houses, stunning scenery and delicious food and drink. Only two and a half hours from the Catalan capital, you’d be mad not to visit Cadaqués during your stay in Barcelona.
The Best Catalan Desserts and Pastries
When exploring Barcelona an important part of discovering the city and its culture is trying the food. We think this list of our 5 favourite Catalan desserts and pastries is one of the best ways to not only immerse yourself but also keep your energy levels boosted for plenty of sightseeing!
Vermouth in Barcelona: 5 places you need to try
Vermouth (or vermut in Catalan) is one of the most popular aperitifs enjoyed by locals in Barcelona. Learn about where it comes from and its original use before it became a much-loved drink to enjoy with friends. Here are our top picks for places around the city serving vermouth.
A Day Trip to Zaragoza
Just over an hour and half from Barcelona on the fast-speed train, Zaragoza is the perfect destination for a day trip from the Catalan capital. Jump on board and whisk yourself away to a this city filled with Roman history, architecture, adventure and delicious food and drink…of course. Head to Zaragoza for a day trip from Barcelona.
The Best Places to Watch Flamenco in Barcelona
If you’re after some culture then look no further for a traditional Spanish activity. Check out this post about the best flamenco performances in Barcelona! What better way to spend an evening out than dinner and a vibrant dance performance? With a glass of sangria in hand, watch some of the most talented artists performing traditional flamenco.